The Estate of ARTIST MOLLY J. SCHIFF​

A little about the artist...
Molly's inspiration is drawn from her extensive travels to 90 countries around the world and within the USA.   She received a BFA, MFA and MAAE from the School of The Art Institute Chicago, including post grad work there and also at the Institute of Design (IIT), Chicago.  Her artwork has been exhibited at the Loyola University Museum of Fine Art, The Art Institute of Chicago, the Illinois State Museum, Art Heritage Gallery- India, Spertus Museum, Balzekas Museum, Freeport Art Museum, the Chicago Cultural Center, the University of South Carolina, Stanislaus State College and the United States Arts in The Embassies.   She is a current member of The Arts Club of Chicago, the Chicago Society of Artists, the Artists' Breakfast Group and the International Society of Artists.

Molly's son Darryll Schiff is also an artist/photographer.   His work can be seen at www.schiff-art.com

CURRENTLY EXHIBITING...
​Molly's work is included in a group exhibit by Chicago Society of Artists in  Gallery Seven at Lockport, Illinois in the Gaylord Bldg.

ONLINE EXHIBITIONS
http://saatchionline.com/mollyjschiff
http://www.anatomicallycorrect.org/MollyJSchiff.htm
https://www.xanadugallery.com/2013/Artists/ArtistPage.php?ArtistID=3272

My Artwork

​​Each image on this web site represents a full body of independent similar works: i.e. FIGURES in a variety of painting, drawing & print medias; STILL LIFE paintings & drawings among numerous settings; and SCENICS in paintings, drawings & prints.  

"About Art: 'Art is everything' or 'Art is nothing' or 'Art is decorative' or 'Art is sensual' or 'Art is meaningful' .... and on and on are the many comments from patrons, museum directors, curators, gallery dealers, general public, family and friends ... all of whom have various concepts / definitions / rationales about philosophical art values.

But what does ART mean to me, the painter - the person?! The answers are in the work ... during the activity. I don't stop to define ... only to view, to perceive and, perhaps, to intuitively analyze ... but mainly to continue the activity!! Everything becomes automatic when it goes well. Everything becomes ineffective when it doesn't go well; and then, I put it away and turn to another painting-drawing-print .... or to nothing; but ART is always with me ... a life style in most endeavors .... a part of the whole!    I must, therefore, do my work within a framework that is dictated by knowledge, experience and mood. These three segments of my being occasionally stir me independently. More often, they are a harmonious blend."    
​Molly J. Schiff​

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